Um Triângulo Diferente

Título original: The Bostonians

1984
Not Rated
2 h 2 min

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Vanessa Redgrave, Christopher Reeve, and Madeleine Potter in Um Triângulo Diferente (1984)

THE BOSTONIANS tells the story of a young woman caught in a tricky romantic drama between a womens suffrage activist and a conservative Southern lawyer in a post-Civil War Boston. The film tackles the idea of forbidden romance, changing political landscapes, and class issues, based on the novel by Henry James.

Starring Vanessa Redgrave, Christopher Reeve and Madeleine Potter. Directed by James Ivory, acclaimed director of HOWARDS END, REMAINS OF THE DAY, MAURICE, ROOM WITH A VIEW and CALL ME BY YOUR NAME. Produced by Ismail Merchant and James Ivory.

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Period Drama Drama Romance

Uma feminista de Boston e um advogado sulista conservador competem pelo coração e pela mente de uma garota bonita e brilhante que não tem certeza de seu futuro.Uma feminista de Boston e um advogado sulista conservador competem pelo coração e pela mente de uma garota bonita e brilhante que não tem certeza de seu futuro.Uma feminista de Boston e um advogado sulista conservador competem pelo coração e pela mente de uma garota bonita e brilhante que não tem certeza de seu futuro.

Direção
- James Ivory
Roteiristas
- Henry James
- Ruth Prawer Jhabvala
Artistas

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6,2/10

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Direção
- James Ivory
Roteiristas
- Henry James
- Ruth Prawer Jhabvala
Artistas

Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro

Indicado a 2 Oscars
- 1 vitória e 7 indicações no total

Vídeos1

Trailer 1:23

The Bostonians (4K Restoration) | Official US Trailer

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Curiosidades
Christopher Reeve said of this film in his autobiography "Still Me" (1998): "[Producer] Ismail [Merchant] could only afford to pay me $100,000, less than a tenth of my established price at the time. I insisted that the money was not an issue, that this was the kind of work I ought to be doing, but my agent told me, 'If you do that picture with those wandering minstrels, it will be one foot in the grave of your career'. ... I cheerfully ignored their advice".

Erros de gravação
After a title card has advised us we are in New York City in 1876, Olive Chancellor writes a check for Mr. Tarrant, dated September 13, 1875.

Citações
Miss Birdseye: [on Basil] Your cousin looks like a genius, my dear.
Olive Chancellor: It's only a distant cousin. He's a lawyer from Mississippi, he left his mother and his sisters behind and he's come to try to make his living in New York. He's not in sympathy, I'm afraid.
Miss Birdseye: Well, I've often found that people are only waiting for the light.

Conexões
Featured in At the Movies: Sheena, Queen of the Jungle/Dreamscape/The Adventures of the Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension/The Bostonians/Metropolis (1984)

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beautiful

A film with all the chances to be discovered as a sort of experience by viewer. Sure, it is the meeting, a new one, between Henry James and James Ivory .

Sure, the cast is fantastic and Vanessa Redgrave, Madeleine Potter, Linda Hunt and, especially,Jessica Tandy are just admirable. And, sure Christopher Reeves propose one of that roles reminding silverwork masterpieces.

The subject ? It is easy to mentioned the feminist movement in America, the Bostonia relations, the art of show as form of propaganda, the selfishness and forms of vulnerability. But, obvious, it is far to be real enough.

It is a film like a confession. Powerful, gentle, profound honest. So, its beauty is very special. And new proof of the amazing art of James Ivory.